The 80 collectibles: relics, blades, charms and echoes

Five trophies between 2.0% and 5.7%, all recoverable from chapter select. Two of them close themselves if you do another, and Chapters 8 and 14 hold nothing.

Completing them unlocksHoarderGold2.00%

And it counts towards Plunderer, Superstitious, In the name of my kin, Adaptable, required for the platinum.

The EveryTrophy team3 min readPublished on 01/09/2026Updated on 01/09/2026Covers 5 of the 37 trophies

The safety net almost nobody uses

The five collectible trophies sit between 2.0% and 5.7%, which are hard-trophy numbers. But there is no difficulty here: there are objects to find.

And there is a safety net that changes how you should play:

- All of these collectibles are recoverable from chapter select. Relics, blades, charms and echoes, all four. - You can leave the chapter the moment you have the piece. No need to replay it in full or reach the end. - The game tracks the count per chapter. Chapter select shows how many you have and how many are missing in each, so there is no guessing where you left something.

That means exploration can be postponed at no cost. The only exception in the entire game is the resonance points, which do not carry over, and that is why they have their own guide.

Two chapters hold no collectibles at all: 8 and 14. If you are cleaning up, skip them outright.

Key

Picking a collectible up from chapter select and leaving immediately counts just the same. You do not have to finish the chapter again.

Three trophies that are really two searches

There is an overlap here that saves half the work, and it is written in no description.

In the name of my kin is not a separate collectible. The five Theseus echoes are the five altars holding the pierced coins, and those coins are five of the thirty charms Superstitious asks for. Which means: if you are going for the charms, this trophy closes itself.

The breakdown of the 30 charms: 25 in small hidden chests around the environments, and 5 pierced coins on altars, which are the echoes. The five on altars are in plain sight; the 25 in chests are the ones you have to hunt.

And the charms are not decorative: each gives Sophia a different upgrade, so picking them up early makes the rest of the game easier.

The other overlap is between Plunderer and Adaptable. The first asks for the 8 blades; the second, for a kill with each. Do them together: equip each blade as you get it and kill with it. Leave all eight to the end and you will be going fight to fight swapping weapons.

And a warning that saves grief: the Heroic Sword and any DLC blade do not count for Adaptable. Only the eight from the base game.

The eight blades, chapter by chapter

The tombs are visible from a distance: they are marked by huge monoliths. Nearly all of them ask for a short puzzle — stand on a metal plate and line up the orb's coloured lights with the monument's crystals — and then open the sarcophagus.

The first two cannot be missed because they are part of the story: the Rusty Sword from Chapter 1 and the Braquemart from Chapter 2. The other six have to be hunted down:

- Kopis — Chapter 4, puzzles-and-traps section. It sits halfway along the route, so it is the easiest to find without detouring. - Greek Sword — Chapter 5, four-symbols section. - Sica — Chapter 6, the architect section, right after taking Daedalus's key. - Khopesh — Chapter 7, the whole-army section. - Broken Spear — Chapter 9, the chase section. It is the only one of the eight with no puzzle: you walk in and take it from the sarcophagus. - Xiphos — Chapter 10, the following-the-raiders section.

At 5.7%, Plunderer is the highest of the five collectibles, and that makes sense: the monoliths are visible from far off and hard to walk past. What does get walked past is the 37 relics — Hoarder, 2.0% — the game's purely narrative collectible, spread across twelve of the fourteen chapters.

The trophies involved

Each one links to its section inside the full Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy trophy guide.

HoarderGold2.00%
Collect all Relics of the Present and the Past
Original name: Hoarder
PlundererGold5.70%
Collect all Blades from the Heroes' Graves
Original name: Plunderer
SuperstitiousGold2.00%
Collect all Charms
Original name: Superstitious
In the name of my kinSilver2.90%
Find all the Theseus' Echoes
Original name: In the name of my kin
AdaptableSilver3.30%
Kill at least 1 enemy with each blade
Original name: Adaptable

Other Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy guides

Resonance points: the only missable trophy and how not to blow it
Like a warrior asks for 165 of the run's 200 resonance points, and they are the only collectible chapter select does not give back. A margin of 35 and no safety net.
The two bridges: where every combat trophy gets farmed
Eleven combat trophies and two places where nearly all of them fall: the Chapter 4 bridge and the Chapter 10 one. With section restart, none takes more than ten minutes.
The thirteen chapters: what each one unlocks and where not to walk past
No chapter trophy is missable, but each chapter opens a mechanic other trophies depend on. The full map: which blade, which ability and which farming spot sits in each one.
The creature: four trophies, two chapters and the trail of blue dust
All four creature trophies are hidden and all four farm by restarting the section: two in Chapter 6 and two in Chapter 13. From 20.0% to 3.3%, and none depends on aim.
The turtle and the puppets: the two trophies you lose by not stopping
The two easiest trophies in the game are held by 30%, and not through difficulty: they sit in Chapters 2 and 3, off the path, and the game pulls you forward.
Brutes, Corrupted and petrified: the three trophies that depend on the enemy
Excessive force is the game's lowest combat trophy at 2.7%, and it fails when you do what instinct tells you. The three special enemies, which chapter each appears in, and what to do backwards.